For as far back as 1975 research has shown that there is the daunting issue of violence against women, even though feminist organisations have been campaigning on this issue decades before. It took the lobbying of these separatist feminist groups and organisations to garner nation and global mainstream for these issues to become a human right’s issue. An issue that continues to plague countries around the world and, particularly Canada. Violence against women is a human rights and societal issue that
Pauline Comeau (1995) explains, during colonization in Canada the Indian Bands were persuaded to give up their nomadic lifestyles and move to small pieces of land. Shortly after this the Indian Act was created to identify those in Canada who were Indians. She defined it as “a person who, persistent to this Act, is registered as an Indian or is entitled to be registered as an Indian.” The land that was chosen for the reserves was not prime area to live and work and would lead to many issues in the future
In more ways than one, a plethora of scholarly literature elucidates and places in more substantial context the phenomenon that is Canadian Foreign Policy. The intellectual legacy of key personalities like John Kirton and James Eayrs, throw more light on central aspects of Canadian foreign policy beyond unravelling intricate details. Canadian foreign policy is highly exaggerated and aims at maintaining some principal power status in the name of self-interest. The main actors are the incumbent prime
repercussions of the documentary on SeaWorld were immense, with their stick plummeting more than 20% in August of 2013 and attendance numbers at the park dwindling. The documentary also propelled the introduction of a California bill the “Orca Welfare Safety Act” that would ban the use of Orcas for performance purposes and end captive breeding of the species in California (Animal Welfare Institute). However, more recently the backlash from “Blackfish” seems to have waned and SeaWorld appears to be making a
for self-expression. Due to the value of educational drama techniques ,this research will investigate the effectiveness of dramatization in teaching speaking on the second level English students in Faculty of Education/ Aden at University of Aden. By conducting this research, it hopes to contribute to increasing the value of using drama in teaching English as a Foreign Language. By virtue of this research and other studies that may target this important area of language teaching, it also
Parole serves a number of functions in the criminal justice system. The offender eligibility and conditions for parole in Zambia are contained in the Prisons (Amendment) Act and the Parole Rules. It is also important to distinguish parole from probation, suspended sentence and presidential pardon. After critically analysing parole in Zambia, the next chapter will evaluate the efficacy of parole in the Zambian criminal justice